Season 4 Finale!

Latest Season finale!

ZedArts: A Modern Solution

A 21st century movement.

DRUBERG: Zambian Men’s Finest

"All I need is the infrastructure."

The African Gem

After three weeks of photographers, it’s time to change the game a bit. Tracy-Jean Khonje is still within the scope of visual content creation, however, she focuses more on video content – it is with great pleasure that I present to you, the “African Gem” herself: Tracy is the young, bright and fun individual behind …

Season 3 Episode 5: Alan Zdyb Photography

After last week’s brilliant photographer, here’s another visual mastermind for you to embrace. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Alan Zdyb Photography show! Just like Harry Vlachos last week, Alan Zdyb is a photographer who captures spectacular images of Zambia’s incredible landscape and wildlife. Alan says he enjoys capturing the “raw” side of Zambia, showcasing …

Bwana Jimmy Productions

Bringing us to the midway point of the entire Support Sunday campaign is photo and video guru Harry Vlachos, the face behind Bwana Jimmy Productions. A Zambian at heart, Harry got the name ‘Bwana Jimmy’ from Zambian slang, which directly translates to “Boss Jimmy.” The name Jimmy itself coincidentally comes from his grandfathers on both …

Chibimba Muzyamba: Photography. Poetry. Purpose.

“Engineering student by day, and an avid poet and photographer by night.”

Support Sunday Season 2: Episode 9 – Mutumbi Lungu

In his own words, he is, “conscientious, easy-going and maybe a little fun.” Moving away from the all the writers we’ve looked at so far this season, we’re stepping back into the visual realm this week, courtesy of Mutumbi Lungu, a young Zambian photographer who tells phenomenal stories from his work behind the lens. He …

Support Sunday Season 2: Episode 5 – Sana Ginwalla

What’s goooood my people! We’re halfway through Season 2 of Support Sunday, and your support, as always, is my fuel for this project. Up until this point, we have looked at Zambians, Ghanaians, and even travelled to the Kingdom of Swaziland. We’ve moved far across the African continent, but this week we’re intercontinental, courtesy of …